Wrestling convention inquiry shakes United Ming Workers
The United Ming Workers of America faced charges against Vice President Mitchell and Secretary-Treasurer Walso after Miss Atte Morelli accused them of false statements. A seven member Committee of Inquiry was named and tasked with a full investigation to determine the truth behind alleged misstatements at last year’s convention. The convention adjourned with many calling for a complete probe while others urged confidence in current leaders.
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United Ming Workers of America
Mitchell
Treasuree Walso
Atte Morelli
Wythouwo MW
Atlieg
Mitchell Aid
Wilxat
Gaiesborough
Lous
Mitehall
William J. van Horn
Wilsop
Atfengta
Meredith
Meredith Having Recently Lost Her Position At the Motion of the
Mine Workers’ Convention
Theruth
Miss Meredick
Deventer
Lenelt
Ladin
Ryan
Tb Snalst
DeauigyTyaniay
TD. Wood
Kentuckys
Faskins
Ohler
Richard Gilbert
Pemisgivoula
Toghis
de Luks
Wade
Strikes and wage talks cloud mining regions across states
Rival miners across the western ports and Ohio confront wage scale disputes amid calls to unify labor standards. President Mitchell’s remarks spark cautious support for a single standard to settle years of controversy. Meanwhile a robbery spree in Glendive nets water and diamonds worth tens of thousands, and other incidents include a servant accused of assault and attempted suicide, Kitchener reports on Beers losses, a New Orleans jewel theft, and a Belfast accident that kills thirteen.
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Ohio
Indiana
Liv
Mitchell
Alleged Heavy Shortage in Bookkeeping Firm Accounts
Cincinnati reports allege Theodore Braemer, secretary and treasurer of the J. & Anroth Liseke Mags company, is short by 160,000 to 400,600. Investigations by expert accountants and detectives, with counsel from ex US District Attorney Farland Cleveland, are aimed at uncovering long‑standing embezzlement including stock and bond holdings and property transfers to former employers.
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Bnoking
Cincinnati
Theodore Braemer
J. & Anroth Liseke Mags Company
Braemer
Seliveths Iid
Munster
Bryer
Brianer
Rogge
United States
Farland Cleveland
Sheodore Braamer
Joseph WW. O'ara
J. & B. Schroth
Kraemer
Amy Sherkige
Saudheen
Mey
Earthquake in Mexico Triggers Deaths and Looted Towns
A massive quake strikes Colima and surrounding regions in Mexico causing casualties and widespread damage. Troops enforce order as survivors scramble. several towns suffer severe destruction and delayed death toll figures.
Unanimous Panama Canal Report For Sale Motive Examined
A Senate report discusses a plan to sell all rights property and value of the Panama route to the United States for 40 million dollars. The record notes the committee’s change in conditions and the feasibility of U S control and ownership of the canal path.
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Trthailan
Senate
United States
Thar
Towtiay Detroit collapse buries four buildings in evening
Reports describe a block in Detroit where four four story structures collapsed in the evening amid rumors of an explosion. Rescue teams faced rapid fires and shifting debris as authorities investigated while others opened the site for emergency assessment.
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Detroit
Doetrakt
Congress in Brief in the House Session Notes Jan 20
The House of Representatives met briefly ruling out substantial action. Key item was Cannon’s urgent deficiency bill for 40 million and other routine appropriations. An executive session adjourned with debate on urgent deficits, pay questions, and pensions.
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House
Washington
House of Representatives
Wis
Cannon
Tony
Strussia
Debrte
Clark
Missouri
Crisco Teney
Prussia
Grett
Guy 'Svay
Otter Senate
Telegraph System to Reputech Lines with Telephones
The Wats Central railroad plans to equip its lines with telephone wires for officials and employees to relay orders and messages. Early trials show advantages over old telegraphy. The project includes stations at multiple key locations and will expand to New Orleans and St Louis.
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Wiwals
Chicago
Yau
Wats Central Railroad
Mose
Syago
Teleshpl
Lan
Aippi
Atawat
Orleans
St Louis
Fifty-Five Percent Signed Raxtenlod of Thin to Everettateorn
A Cleveland report states ninety five percent have signed, with a residents’ committee disclosing the plan to extend the aria and credit to Stone of Slowgakh. The note notes creditors to be heard and bankers’ oversight to supervise the spudicate. A separate item reports a Legion of Honor member’s death by suicide at Mantes’ Rater, prompting reelection motions and a new supremg.
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Cleveland
Spudicate
Dorris
Sevesill
BCL
Riedl
St. Lou
Toftmister
Bt Tons
AL Potar Er
Legion of Hono
William Motta
Hoffmeister
Ecurtler
Legion of WL
Neil
Pl Coulest
Editor Kehisaat Steps Out
Chicago edition reports editor Kehisaat resigns from the Culexio Retord-Heraid after a period leading the paper. MT Kobleaat states that the editor will remain inactive while the business manages restructuring and the company plans leadership changes. Frank TB Noyes continues as publisher during transitions.
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Kehisaat
Chicago
Shin
MT. Kobleaat
Culexio
Trig
Gasper, Tie
Konan H Buihudr
Anlar P
Duainess
Frank TB
Noyes
Kohistaat
Walk Save a Condemned Beer Washington
Dim report notes William Alden Smith of Michigan, on the house committee on foreign affairs, introduced a regulation directing the state department to ask Britain to withhold the sentence of discharge on Commander Leberpers who is slated to be released.
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Washington
William Alden Smith
Michigan
House Committee On Foreign Alates
Leberpers
Tale of Jericho and the educated hog dispute tale
In Jericho a curious town meeting erupts over a licensed elevated hog show. Citizens debate license authority, equality, and the town’s future so heated that days pass before any decision is reached and even the hogs and their heads become part of the argument. A lone voice, List Bulngs, remains silent as the crowd weighs the case.
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C. B. Lewis
Jericho
Birm
Caungi
Derlcha Wun
Squar Johnson
Bioneeer Sumiallman
Bates Taylor
Zebediah Doo- Utrle
Dish
Tia
Syracuse
M. Quan
Old Storr Castleton Willie Reflects on Family Ties
Fragmentary diary style note shows Willie speaking of his younger brother and sister relations, memories of earlier times when friends arrived, and a sense of ongoing search or uncertainty about where someone or something can be found. Strongly personal tone with unclear specifics.
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Storr
Castleton
Willie
The Prorer Things Tos remark on daughter’s marriage
Mrs Newly Llebe recalls her daughter’s wedding cost with astonishment stating the caterer florist and dressmaker provided free service as a carriage blanche in the affair. Brooklyn Life notes her remark on expense and generosity.
One Hope of Excape
A fragmented item notes a servant named Mr Brown the florist arriving with a bill at the door. The speaker instructs to keep him waiting for four minutes and then to place money in his wife’s name, with unclear surrounding context.
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Excape
Brown
Personally Conducted Tours to Mexico from Chicago
Northwestern line offers guided Mexico tours leaving Chicago on February 6 19 and 26 with visits to major Old Mexico sights. Trains follow sight seeing schedules and meals are in dining cars. Ticket price covers travel expenses and incidentals with optional return via California. Apply to Chicago Northwestern Ry for seats and illustrated Mexico book.
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Northwestern
Chicago
Old Mexico
Califo
Chicago & Northwestern R'y
Wisconsin Central Railway Daily Train Service Details
The Wisconsin Central Railway runs a daily service linking Chicago Milwaukee Manitowoc St Paul Minneapolis Ashland and Duluth with Eau Claire Chippewa Falls Marshfield Turley Tremwood and Bessemer plus key Wisconsin points. Connections to south east west and forth at terminals. Pullman sleepers on all night trains and ala carte meals. Agents offer information tickets and sleeping car reservations. Jas C Posp Gen Pass At Milwaukee Wis.
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Mainn
Chicago
Milwaukee
Manitolwoc
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Ashland
Duluth
Eau Claire
Chippewa Walls
Marshfield
Turley
Tramwood
Bessemer
Wisconsin
Pullman
Wisconsin Central Ry
Jas
Posp
Wis
Towa State Editorial Association Meeting In Des Moines
The Towa State Editorial Association gathered in Des Moines with nearly two score of prominent editors in attendance. Kin of Fairfield was elected president and W. A. Parrott of Waterloo named secretary. annual meetings will be held.
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Towa Batters Organiac
Des Moines
Towa State
Dun- Kin
Fairfield
God W. A. Parrott
Waterloo
Women prefer dress over men says Chicago News
A Chicago News line reports a quip contrasting gender fashion focus, claiming women value dress more than men while denying the stereotype that men pay more for attire. The terse item reflects the era's humor on social roles.
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Chicago News
Dr Hixey Gets Promotion Washington Duo
The president nominated Dr Presley ML Hixey, a physician who attended Mrs McRipley, as surgeon general of the army. He has served in Washington and Candor, with a salary of sixty a year noted. Legal and personal notices follow including a New York developer and a London note on Boer peace overtures by Botrevy.
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Vheland Adentifion Mie
New Orleans
G. Thebaud
Edward Kern, Wy
Hixey
Washington
Presley ML. Hixey
McRipley
Canston
Imperfect Automobilist Mask Demand Sparks City Talk
Fragmentary dialogue shows a demand for a mask change and a clerk noting a regular policy. A passerby laments poor coverage while others discuss recognition risk and practical support for Wagson as he seeks work. The exchange hints at social tensions and informal assistance networks.
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Wrestiden
Kalsitying & Regarr
Glendive
Mont
Tan
Paelic Station
S$. H. Clausen & Co. Jewelers
Chi
Kitchener
London
Lord Kitchner
Treland
Belfast
Iall
Mexico
Volcane Jeromes
Chipanempo
Ain
Goverment Observatory
Phothe Velerue
Colima
Agiin Aedge
Amd
Aid
Rele
Pele Bere Sapreday
Omar Mori
Porsgilly Aken
Ehuyeh
Betas
Kitle
Clipa
Pixala
Marechithim
Brola Sud
Zuuyingo del Bio
Panama
Constantinople
Taft
Agia
San Francisco
Governo General
Crzt
Maynila
Tir
Bon Carlor
the Nive
France
Van
Don Carlos
Don Jalcie
Murphy
Trenton
N. C
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
Taylor's
Opera House
Che
Congress
Adin
Johnny
Exler
Yans Car Jrum
The
Wisconsin Central Railway
Geo. W. Upham
Wasserbearger
SheTuarhebs
John Therolf Fou
Firat-Cl
North Side
Louis Baumana
Oo. F. Fuller
Farmer’s Home
Rug, Purstendersg
Prop
Marcond Rylumes MK
New York
Dun
Man
Cis City
Willian 4
Wireless Tele A
Bin
Maregni Bag
Colonal
Mr. Chamberlain
House of Commons
Cwere
South Africa
Mie Botrevoys
Wagson
Pickett
Theo, Musiel
Musiel
Fourth St
Central Ave
Ujreine
de. Crame
Muitresh Feng
Frank X. Schneider
Saloon Sunset
King Myqnee and
Glzere
Eerah Weer
Warner
Juvant Wieremstny Opera
Timly Emimdreuys
Sugiura
Hanes
Richardson, Manaror
Quedoor
Hambdet
Berunswick
E. M. Rowan
Chilaren
Aleve
Louis C. Schmidt
Asiy
Made
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